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1884
Our Price: $6.99 FOR 1 PLANT IN A 3 1/2" POT
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Abe Lincoln
Our Price: $6.99 FOR 1 PLANT IN A 3 1/2" POT
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1884 Tomato Plant : Great old-time heirloom tomato said to have been discovered by James Lyde Williamson near Friendly W.Virginia in a pile of flood debris from the Ohio River in 1884. This plant produces a vigorous, regular leaf, tomato plant that yields large (1-2 lb.) dark pink fruit with lots of tomato flavors. Perfect tomato plant to include in your garden!
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Abe Lincoln : A popular heirloom tomato introduced in Illinois in 1923 by the Buckbee Seed Co. These tomato plants produce brilliant red, round, medium-sized, 12 oz. tomatoes in clusters up to 9. A good disease resistant tomato. Delicious, rich, slightly acidic tomato flavors.
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Amana Orange : Huge heirloom beefsteak tomato named for the Amana Colonies in Iowa. This plant produces big, regular leaf plants that produce above average amounts of beautiful light-orange, irregular shaped (fluted) heirloom tomatoes that can grow to 2 pounds or more, with an average diameter of 5 inches. Excellent sweet, almost tropical fruit flavors.
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Amish Paste
Our Price: $6.99 FOR 1 PLANT IN A 3 1/2" POT
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Amish Paste : Very productive old Amish heirloom from Wisconsin that produces up to 8 to 12 oz., deep-red oxheart-shaped, meaty fruit that dates back to the turn of the century. Lots of sweet, tomato flavor from this coreless meaty fruit that is not too acidic; therefore making it a great slicing and sauce tomato.
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Andrew Rahart's Jumbo Red Tomato Plant : This New York heirloom beefsteak (passed down from Andrew through his son John) has 12 to 16-ounce fruit with intensely red skin and dense flesh. This rich delicious juicy tomato will likely burst in your mouth.
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Anna Russian Tomato Plant : An heirloom oxheart variety from Brenda Hillenius, of Oregon, who got from her grandfather, Kenneth Wilcox, who received seeds from a Russian immigrant. An excellent, gorgeous tomato. Early maturing for a heart-shaped tomato, the large, visually beautiful, pink-red fruit normally weighs about 1 pound. Superb rich old-fashioned tomato flavor with lots of juice.
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Arkansas Traveler Tomato Plant : A 100 year old heirloom tomato that was grown throughout the South from northwest Arkansas to North Carolina. This plant produces indeterminate, regular-leaf, 6', vigorous tomato plants that yield abundant crops of 8-ounce, round rose-pink tomatoes Considered to be one of the best tasting tomato varieties with well balanced sweet/tart flavors. Arkansas Traveler is much esteemed for its ability to produce flavorful tomatoes under normally adverse conditions high heat, humidity or drought. Resistant to cracking and disease.
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Aunt Ginny's Purple Tomato Plant : A productive heirloom beefsteak tomato of German origin that was brought into circulation by Rick Burkhart if Indiana whose family has raised it for 25 years. This tomato produces big, indeterminate, vigorous, potato-leaf tomato plants that yield abundant crops of 1-pound, deep-pink, juicy tomatoes with little cracking. Considered among the best heirloom tomatoes. Excellent tomato in salads and on sandwiches. Aunt Ginny's Purple is an American favorite tomato.
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Aunt Ruby German Green Tomato Plant : Heirloom beefsteak variety from Ruby Arnold of Greeneville, Tennessee who passed away in 1997. Slightly flattened, 1 pound fruit that ripens to a pale greenish-yellow ("lime jello green") with a slight pink blush that extends to the inside. Superb, fruity sweet and slightly spicy taste.
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Aussie
Our Price: $6.99 FOR 1 PLANT IN A 3 1/2" POT
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Azoychka
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Big Rainbow
Our Price: $6.99 FOR 1 PLANT IN A 3 1/2" POT
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Aussie Tomato Plant : A favorite heirloom tomato variety from Australia. A dependable red heirloom tomato for the market, home and as a show tomato. This tomato plant produces indeterminate, regular-leaf tomato plants that dependably yield picture-perfect, copious amounts of 1-2 lb., glossy-red, meaty, fluted, beefsteak tomatoes that are LOADED with delicious, bold, rich and complex tomatoey flavors. Great disease resistance. Good show tomato. One to impress your friends with....A winner!
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Azoychka Tomato Plant : A very productive Russian heirloom found at the Bird Market in Moscow. ("Azoychka" is a woman's name.). An indeterminate, open-pollinated. regular-leaf tomato plant that produces an abundant crop (40-50 tomatoes per plant) of smooth, 3-inch, 10-16 oz., slightly flattened oblate, meaty, yellow/orange tomatoes with a luscious sweet citrusy flavor. Dependably productive, delicious and deservedly in demand. Unlike most yellow tomatoes this variety has a good acidic balance to it’s fruity sweetness resulting in lots of robust, complex flavors. A great variety suited to coastal and both warm to cooler growing regions. Produces well into the season. Great for eating in salads, sliced into a sandwich, cooking in sauces or canning. 68-78 days to maturity. Rare tomato seeds.
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Big Rainbow Tomato Plant : This spectacular beefsteak heirloom tomato was originally from Polk County, MN with aflavor that is mild and sweet. This plant produces big, sprawling, indeterminate, regular-leaf tomato plants that yield moderate to large crops of 1-2 lb. rib-shouldered bi-colored beefsteak tomatoes with gold flesh with beautiful red streaks running throughout. As fruits ripen they have a rainbow appearance: greens on the shoulder, yellow, orange, gold in the middle, and red on the blossom end. Fruit often has dynamic red splotches inside and on bottom. Very juicy and fruity sweet. Good disease resistance. A late producer. Great for slicing thick into sandwiches or salads.
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Big White Pink Stripe Tomato Plant : Pale-peach colored open-pollinated 4-inch globe slicer with pinkish blush on blossom end and peach-cream colored flesh inside. Meaty fruits with tropical flavor similar to melon but slight sweet-tart tang.
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Black Crimson Tomato Plant : (aka Black Krim and Black Crim) Originally from the Isle of Krim on the Black Sea in the former Soviet Union. This rare, and outstanding tomato yields 3-4" slightly flattened dark-red (mahogany-colored) slightly maroon, beefsteak tomatoes with deep green shoulders. Green gel around seeds. Fantastic, intense, slightly salty taste (which is great for those not wanting to add salt to their tomatoes).One of my best black tomatoes. Also suitable for container/patio garden. Perfect choice for slicing, salads and cooking.
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Black Ethiopian Tomato Plant : A favorite Russian heirloom tomato. Originally from the Ukraine region. This plant produce vigorous indeterminate, regular-leaf tomato plants that yield copious amounts of red-mahogany-bronze, 5-oz., plum-shaped fruit. Exceptional, rich, fruity, tangy taste. Rare tomato plant.
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Black Krim
Our Price: $6.99 FOR 1 PLANT IN A 3 1/2" POT
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Black Krim Tomato Plant : (aka Black Crimson and Black Crim) Originally from the Isle of Krim on the Black Sea in the former Soviet Union. This rare, and outstanding tomato yields 3-4" slightly flattened dark-red (mahogany-colored) slightly maroon, beefsteak tomatoes with deep green shoulders. Green gel around seeds. Fantastic, intense, slightly salty taste (which is great for those not wanting to add salt to their tomatoes or are on a salt-free diet). Black Krim is one of my best black tomatoes this variety sets well in heat and is one of the most reliable of the black tomato plants. Also suitable for container/patio garden. Perfect choice for slicing, salads and cooking.
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Black Prince Tomato Plant : This heirloom variety is originally from Siberia, this is one of the most popular and favored black tomatoes. Originally introduced from Irkutsk, Russia and is regarded as a "true Siberian tomato" that does very well in cooler climates. Until only recently this was considered a rare variety in the United States. However, it's popularity has grown so much in Russia that there is now a company in Volograd that is producing an extract of the Black Prince called "Black Prince Tomato Oil." The Black Prince tomato is said to have considerable health benefits beyond the presence of lycopene. These deep garnet round, 2-inch (2-3 oz.) tomatoes are full of juice and incredibly rich fruity flavors. This is a tomato that chefs rave about for it's rich flavors. The small fruits contain deep rich colors on the inside. Perfect for patio gardens. Perfect for eating fresh, and in cooking in tomato sauce or other culinary wonders.
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Black Russian Tomato Plant : An indeteterminate Russian heirloom with mahogany red fruits. Round smooth 4 ounce fruits with a unique exceptional sweet taste with spicy and smoky undertones that are enhanced when dried. A early heavy producer, is a must for black tomato fans.
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Black Sea Man Tomato Plant : A Russian Heirloom tomato. Ths plant produces small determinant, potato-leaf plants that yield an abundant set of 12-16 ounce beautiful tomatoes that are rich mahogany colored with olive green shoulders when mature. Inside of tomato is deep, reddish green and loaded with excellent, full-bodied, complex, intense, creamy tomato flavors. This is an outstanding tomato for sandwiches and salads. Black Sea Man heirloom tomato does well growing in mid-sized containers. A great early black tomato.
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Blodkopfchen Tomato Plant : An heirloom tomato from eastern Germany. The name of this adorable heirloom cherry tomato means "little blonde girl". This tomato plant produces big, leafy, indeterminate, regular-leaf tomato plants that yield a phenomenal amount of 1/2", grape-sized, brilliant yellow/gold, cherry tomatoes in clusters of 20-30. The vines are large and sprawling, so give them plenty of space. Blondkopfchen is undoubtedly one of the BEST TASTING cherry tomatoes. Deliciously sweet with a slight citrusy tart finish. Just put this in your mouth and see if you can keep from smiling. Piemont Farm and Garden is one of the few commercial sources for these special tomato plants. A Non-cracking, disease resistant tomato variety that grows well in most climates including cooler growing regions.
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Blue Ridge Mountain Tomato Plant : Tall potato-leaf vines bearing , large, 1 lb., 4-inch, pink beefsteaks with good old-fashioned, delicious tomato flavor.
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Box Car Willie Tomato Plant : This heirloom tomato plant is named for the singer Boxcar Willie of the Grand Ole Opry, who's real name was Lecil Travis Martin. Boxcar Willie is a slightly flattened New Jersey tomato variety . This plant produces indeterminate, regular-leaf, tall, vigorous, tomato plants that yield abundant crops of 10 to 16-ounce, smooth, bright-orange/red slicer tomatoes with distinctly delicious well-balanced, rich, sweet that have sufficient acid to push the flavors forward and guarantee this variety as a good choice for a canning tomato, sauce tomato or salad tomato or perfect for tomato juice. A good all season tomato that produces well until frost. Good resistance to disease and cracking.
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Brandywine Pink Tomato Plant : Very large, reddish, pink fruits averaging between sixteen and twenty four ounces each. The large potato leafed indeterminate plant produce an abundance of fruit with that perfect tomato taste. The fruit tend to vary from round to boat shape. Brandywine Pink is a Pennsylvania old Amish beefsteak heirloom tomato dating back to 1885. Considered by many to be the best-tasting tomato in the world.
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Brandywine Red Tomato Plant ( Potato Leaf ) : Red Brandywine is an Old Amish beefsteak heirloom dating back to 1885. Named after Brandywine Creek in Chester County, PA. Large, vigorous vines produce 8-12 ounce, deep-red fruits in clusters of 4 to 6. Excellent, robust, old-fashioned tomatoey flavors.
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Bull's Heart Tomato Plant : Old Russian variety from Vavilov Institute that yields, 1 to 2-pound, oxheart-shaped, pink fruit with few seeds and great taste.
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Cherokee Chocolate Tomato Plant : Craig LeHoullier stabilized this rogue heirloom originating from the popular old heirloom from Tennessee, Cherokee Purple. This 4-inch beefsteak variety has developed a great following among celebrity chefs because of its exceptionally rich tomato flavors and wonderful chocolate mahogany color.
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Cherokee Purple Tomato Plant : Heirloom from Tennessee cultivated by Native American Cherokee tribe and is at least 100 years old. Very productive indeterminate plants producing loads of dusky rose to purple colored, 12 to 16 oz., beefsteak tomatoes with deep red colors to the interior flesh and dark shoulders. A very popular market variety because of it's rich, complex and sweet flavors. One of the best tasting heirloom tomatoes. Often compared to Brandywine exceptional quality and is a perfect slicer for tomato sandwiches.
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Creole
Our Price: $6.99 FOR 1 PLANT IN A 3 1/2" POT
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Costoluto Genovese Tomato Plant : Italian, heat-loving, heirloom tomato that has been enjoyed for many generations along the Mediterranean. Large, deep-red fruits have a singularly fluted profile, are deeply ridged, and heavily lobed. Meaty, full-flavored, slightly tart, and delicious. Because of its scalloped edges, perfect for use in an arrangement of different colored sliced tomatoes. Makes a rich and pungent pasta sauce.
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Creole Tomato Plant : The Creole was developed by LSU around 1956. An heirloom developed in Louisiana for hot, humid climates. This variety has a very loyal following. Yields 3-inch, round, firm, red fruit with a lots of juice and delicious tomatoey flavors with good acidity. The Creole tomato was designated the official vegetable plant of Louisiana in 2003.
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Dagma's Perfection Tomato Plant : A vigorous and abundant producer of medium-sized (3”, 12 oz.), slightly flattened, pale-yellow fruits with delicate, light red striping. Deliciously flavorful with overtones of tropical fruit and subtle hints of lime. Firm, juicy and elegant in the mouth, and jewel-like in appearance.
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Our plants are grown in a 3 ½ inch pot and are carefully packaged
with a small poly bag secured around the pot to contain the soil and
then each pot has a corrugated sleeve wrapped around pot and plant and